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Clinical biochemistry of domestic animals
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J.K. Kaneko, Serum Proteins and the Dysproteinemias, and M.H. Morris, The Vitamins.Abstract:
T.B. Farver, Concepts of Normality in Clinical Biochemistry. J.G. Hauge, DNA Technology in Diagnosis, Breeding, and Therapy. J.J. Kaneko, Carbohydrate Metabolism and Its Diseases. M.L. Bruss, Lipids and Ketones. J.J. Kaneko, Serum Proteins and the Dysproteinemias. L.J. Gershwin, Clinical Immunology. J.W. Harvey, The Erythrocyte: Physiology, Metabolism, and Biochemical Disorders. J.J. Kaneko, Porphyrins and the Porhyrias. J.E. Smith, Iron Metabolism and Its Disorders. W.J. Dodds, Hemostasis. J.G. Zinkl and M.B. Kabbur, Neutrophil Function. J.W. Kramer and W.E. Hoffmann, Clinical Enzymology. B.C. Tennant, Hepatic Function. D.F. Brobst, Pancreatic Function. W.E. Hornbuckle and B.C. Tennant, Gastrointestinal Function. G.H. Cardinet III, Skeletal Muscle Function. D.R. Finco, Kidney Function. G.P. Carlson, Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance. J.A. Mol and A. Rijnberk, Pituitary Function. A. Rijnberk and J.A. Mol, Adrenocortical Function. J.J. Kaneko, Thyroid Function. L-E. Edqvist and M. Forsberg, Clinical Reproductive Endocrinology. T.J. Rosol and C.C. Capen, Calcium-Regulating Hormones and Diseases of Abnormal Mineral (Calcium, Phosphorus, Magnesium) Metabolism. R.B. Rucker and J.G. Morris, The Vitamins. M. Haskins and U. Giger, Lysosomal Storage Diseases. B.R. Madewell, Tumor Markers. C.S. Bailey and W. Vernau, Cerebrospinal Fluid. J.R. Turk and S.W. Casteel, Clinical Biochemistry in Toxicology. W.F. Loeb, Clinical Biochemistry of Laboratory Rodents and Rabbits. J.T. Lumeij, Avian Clinical Biochemistry. Appendixes. Index.read more
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